3940 Coffee and Tea

This review is for the blueberry crumble muffin only. This coffee shop was a quick few steps from the guest elevators in the Delano. Although I did see longer lines- I did not have to wait long before 9am. The muffin was moist, a good crumble and an average number of blueberries for $3.99.

I'm just so glad to find a coffee options that's not Starbucks. I walked to this shop from my hotel and I was pleasantly surprised by the coffee and the massive croissants. Would definitely go back!

Like many other Delano guests, we came out of convenience. It's the only option on property open before 7:00 AM, which we needed due to an early pickup time for an excursion. It's ridiculously overpriced. We paid ~$35 for two breakfast sandwiches and one croissant, which were all mediocre at best. Unfortunately our room in the Delano did not have a fridge or microwave, and the next closest breakfast option felt too far to walk given the hour of the day (Backstage Deli in the Luxor open 24-hours).In hindsight, I'd rather pick up shelf stable breakfast options (muffins/croissants, banana, apple, etc) from the nearby Target than to waste money here. Gave two stars for its early business hours and nice ambiance. But that's where it ends.

The staff were nice, quick and efficient. The shop itself is a cute little cafe in the hotel lobby, has a very warm and cozy atmosphere...sadly the coffee was mediocre at best. If you're staying at the Delano and need a coffee fix fast here is fine, but it isn't anything special.

What's great about this place is the super convenient location. Unlike other coffee spots in casino hotels, this one is right next to the guest elevators... making it so easy to slip downstairs early in the morning to grab some much-needed coffee. Prices are a bit higher than what you might find at a Starbucks, but this IS inside the Delano and again, you didn't walk a mile through smoke cloaked slot machines to get here. They have a small but interesting menu of food choices. I liked the pastry sampler (something like a bakers basket?? forget the proper name) which consisted of three mini pastries. Not the most delicious baked goods you'll ever have, but definitely enough to get you going in the morning. There is a cool seating area if you feel like getting dressed and taking your coffee and pastries in public. This is one of the great features of staying at the Delano and I'm so glad they're open for business again!

Over priced average food & drinks.I mean you can't expect much from a cafe inside a hotel. Still waiting to find one that's actually worth the high cost. Still love Delano as a hotel.

Convenient location if you are a guest at Delano! But as others have mentioned before - try to go early or later because during morning rush hour (9-11), the line gets really backed up. There were only 2 workers and they would prep the meal/drink that was just ordered right then and there which I guess is good to get your items asap. Prices are quite high.. $12.99 for the brioche breakfast sandwich and $5.99 for a coffee but they were tasty! Skip out on the madeline to go pastry though - those were not yum. The white mocha caffe was sweet and perfect for my sweet tooth self. Hubs thought the ice cafe latte was decent.

Nice sitting area with lots of outlets for charging phones and laptops while working.

Coffee here is OK if you're looking to grab a cup. I got an Americano and it was way too watered down (despite me being told it had three shots of espresso). Better off getting a drip somewhere else for a cheaper price.This place isn't even convenient, as the line of caffeine addicted customers stretches the entire Delano lobby. If you see a line, feel free to find coffee someplace else, this place isn't worth the wait.

Went there last week terrible experience terrible customer service just disgraceful workers were very rude. It was a nice area, but the food tasted terrible. Everything tasted like it had been not refrigerated for at least seven days.